romani in English
The title is taken from the Romany language of the Gypsies meaning ‘wherever.’
Use "romani" in a sentence
1. Galliazzo, Vittorio (1994), I ponti romani.
2. The exact number of British Romani deported to Australia is unknown.
3. Yiddish and the Romani language were recognised in 1996 as non-territorial languages.
4. The public augurs, on the contrary(in full, Augures publici populi Romani Quiritium, Orelli, Inscr
5. The complainant is Mr. Dragan Dimitrijevic, a Serbian citizen of Romani origin born on # arch
6. Se consule cupidissime populi Romani amicitiam Appetisse: cur hunc tam temere quisquam ab officio discessurum iudicaret? Sibi quidem persuaderi cognitis suis postulatis atque aequitate condicionum perspecta eum neque suam neque populi Romani gratiam repudiaturum.
7. 285-286: ipsum strenuo animo Alpes transisse, Mediolani coronam ferream suscepisse, inde, per Tusciam permeantem, Roman pervollasse, in Capitolium sedisse, senatorem consulesque ac decuriones et tribunos more Romani imperatoris creasse; a populi Romani concione laudatum approbatum fuisse, omnia vasto animo Aggressum que
8. Modis abrogatis electionis qui per Acclamationem seu inspirationem et per compromissum dicuntur, electionis forma Romani Pontificis futuro de tempore erit tantum per scrutinium
9. Libri Augurales o augurum), raccolte di formule rituali, contenenti istruzioni circa il cerimoniale da osservarsi, e di decisioni ufficiali degli antichi àuguri romani
10. Universitățile Almohade au continuat știința scriitorilor greci și romani, în timp ce personalitățile contemporane îi includeau pe Averoes și pe filozoful evreu, Maimonide
11. Very high losses were among Serbs who lived in Bosnia and Croatia, as well as Jewish and Romani minorities, with losses also high among all other non-collaborating populations.
12. Quarto noluerunt Romani Christum pro deo, quia divitias damnavit, paupertatem beatificavit, gloriam mundi sprevit, et Abjectionem atque humilitatem elegit, sapientiam mundi despexit, stultitiam praetulit etc., potentiam irrisit, mundi subjectionem mandavit.
13. Audistis Auctionem populi Romani proscriptam a tribuno plebis, constitutam in mensem Ianuarium, et, credo, non dubitatis quin idcirco haec aerari causa non vendiderint ei qui armis et virtute pepererunt, ut esset quod nos largitionis causa venderemus.
14. Paul Ariste (February 3, 1905, Torma, Jõgevamaa – February 2, 1990, Tartu) was an Estonian linguist renowned for his studies of the Finno-Ugric languages (especially Estonian and Votic), Yiddish[1] and Baltic Romani language
15. — Duplex porro earumdem est ratio: aliae, quae Episcoporum solummodo Approbationem nactae, ob eam rem dioecesanae appellantur; aliae vero de quibus praeterea romani Pontificis sententia intercessit, seu quod ipsarum leges ac statuta recognoverit, seu quod insuper commendationem ipsis Approbationemve impertiverit.
16. To induce anyone to Apostatize was an offense punishable with death [Theodosian Code, XVI, title 7, De apostatis; title 8, De Judceis; “Corpus juris romani ante-Justinianaei” (Bonn, 1840), 1521-1607; Code of Justinian I, title 7, De apostatis, 1
17. [1a] Stephani Infetsurae[sic]/ Civis Romani Diaria rerum Romanarum/ suorum temporum post curiam Romanam ex/ Gallijs ad Urbem Reversam usq/ ad Alexandri Pape Sexti/ Creationem by Stefano Infessura ( ) in Italian and held by 2 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
18. Audistis Auctionem populi Romani pro- scriptam a tribuno plebis, constitutam in mensem Ianuarium, 5 et, credo, non dubitatis quin idcirco haec aerari causa non vendiderint ei qui armis et virtute pepererunt, ut esset quod nos largitionis causa venderemus.
19. At 1.4, Manuwald evidently takes the genitive in the phrase ‘Auctionem populi Romani’ as objective, comparing 1.2 (‘Auctionem publicorum bonorum’), but if Cicero had meant that drastic idea (‘an auctioning off of the Roman people’), he surely would have highlighted it more.
20. (ii) et inanis existat, nec per susceptionem muneris, consecrationis, aut subsecutam regiminis, et administrationis possessionem, seu quasi, vel ipsius Romani Pontificis inthronizationem, aut Adorationem, seu ei praestitam ab omnibus obedientiam, et cuiusvis temporis in praemissis cursum, convaluisse dici, aut convalescere possit,
21. To induce anyone to Apostatize was an offence punishable with death [Theodosian Code, XVI, title 7, De apostatis; title 8, De Judæis; "Corpus juris romani ante-Justinianæi" (Bonn, 1840), 1521 - 1607; Code of Justinian I, title 7, De apostatis l
22. II 31, 50: Commiserationem brevem esse oportet: nihil enim lacrima cilius arescit, makes three observations; first, that whereas one might be tempted to admire this phrase quasi vere Romani saporis Cicero, in attributing the same expression to the rhetor Apollonius multo est diligentior et